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by rhacker 5y ago
most of that is not true about hating things. It is trying to make sure people are not stealing games.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Well, if you're talking about a 4.4 restaurant, they are probably meaningless. There's probably a couple of TRUE negative reviews in there. If the restaurant is a 3.1, then yeah, try to find a different place - there IS hair in th
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by rhacker 5y ago
eerily similar to yahoo a bunch of years ago before they went on their death spiral.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Sounds like bad law whether I say FOR or TO, both programmers and secretaries work for them. I am still professional staff to their whims. If they want me to dump medical records in this way or another way, I am required to do so towards th
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by rhacker 5y ago
> professional staff to executive and management personnel I don't see how that's just secretaries. As a programmer I am: a. A Professional b. Staff c. I work for Executives and Management Personnel. So this basically means pro
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by rhacker 5y ago
8+ responding distance dots that are much closer than they should be are already a STOP, APPLY BREAKS situation where not much ML is even needed. That's the beauty of LIDAR. It will save lives unlike Tesla's driving into obvious p
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by rhacker 5y ago
With your same example though, now this employee is listed in a bunch of Apple lawsuits and will be unable to ever get a job again because of this kind of search engine.
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by rhacker 5y ago
> doesn't have a deleterious impact on our commons Most of the time it will. Humans will generally profit and succeed by: Mining, Burning stuff and polluting into waterways. If you limit human progress to "art or technology or
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by rhacker 5y ago
Humans GET simplicity from extreme hyper complexity. Take a gas generator. Easy, add oil and gas and get electricity and these days they even come in a smoothed over plastic shell that makes it look like a toy. Inside, very complex, spark p
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by rhacker 5y ago
Thanks for that, didn't know it had a name.
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by rhacker 5y ago
There are 10 times more "second" non-rented houses in the United States than there are homeless people. That- right there - is the reason we have poor.
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by rhacker 5y ago
That is a pretty rude comment. What is this person foisting on other people?
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by rhacker 5y ago
For me it was Kony 2012 that taught me this. Here you have every person in the world with a focus on one goal: capture Joe Kony. Did it happen? No. The internet is a memey money making machine and nothing more.
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by rhacker 5y ago
s/Unicode/Computers/ Same thing really.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Thanks for saying this. I also have been tasked to introduce airflow at my company. I decided to use 2.0 so it's more python dags. But for the most part the dags are JUST triggered via web service by other processes. so... it's no
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by rhacker 5y ago
"you're" you idiot
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by rhacker 5y ago
He may not know you don't want to be a "tech bro"
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by rhacker 5y ago
Definitely agree. If I ever did get brilliant one day and make something useful or simply exist, I don't think I would post it here. Inevitably the comments would scar me. I get that founders quickly learn to get past that stuff, but I
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by rhacker 5y ago
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by rhacker 5y ago
I mean then is DIT really a conspiracy theory? I know that people in HN have already started doing replies with AI in some threads. (only because they tell people). Wait a few more years and there will be no way to know if forums are just b
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by rhacker 5y ago
If the right people see this someone will reply with a GIS chrome (or firefox) plugin (that they just made) that fixes the selections to the last ones used.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Actually - " " Officer
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by rhacker 5y ago
That's what he was sayin
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by rhacker 5y ago
No, just read here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Target/comments/sllin5/inflation_in... And then post a new article that says you were an idiot for writing that.
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by rhacker 5y ago
They haven't? All I have been hearing for the last 2 years are minimum wage going to 15, and now 18 is the next target.
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by rhacker 5y ago
Well yeah kinda. Name any mass murderer we've had and tell me the parents didn't have to hold account - perhaps not always legally, but do they have jobs or friends? Even if they do, will it ever be the same?
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by rhacker 5y ago
I mean I don't disagree. We could get past this with social reforms AND better police funding. I mean that's what would have happened when I was a kid. Compromise and both red and blue get something they want.
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by rhacker 5y ago
It's weird though. I would say I shifted right recently after seeing homeless everywhere, crime in front of my face in many places I go, my laundry smelling like MJ at a public laundromat. I wouldn't stop gays from marrying at all
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by rhacker 5y ago
It's funny how removed we are from reality. Even if $15/month might be cheaper than a propane bill, it would be far far more expensive against the planet to heat it with gas/coal burned at a factory 100 miles away, converted
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by rhacker 5y ago
The copper coming from "something" will be at least 1/2 inch thick, probably more so that it doesn't lose voltage. We're probably talking a 7/0 cable where 4/0 would be bare minimum.

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